About Anika
Anika is an Indian and Bangladeshi takeaway and restaurant on Deans Court in Bicester. The kitchen focuses on traditional Indian cooking methods, with an emphasis on the careful balance of spices and herbs. All dishes are freshly prepared and cooked to order, with the head chef creating some original recipes alongside the classic favourites. The menu covers starters, tandoori dishes, classic Indian dishes, biryani, vegetable sides, rice and breads. Signature options include butter chicken, tandoori king prawns and chicken rezala. The meat used is halal. Anika offers home delivery seven days a week up to ten miles, with delivery charges ranging from £1 to £6 and a minimum order between £12 and £30 depending on distance. Customers are advised to phone the restaurant directly if they have any food allergy or intolerance before placing an order.
Features
- Delivery
- Takeaway
- Vegetarian Options
Frequently asked questions
Does Anika offer delivery and what are the charges?
Yes, Anika offers home delivery seven days a week from 4:30PM up to 10 miles away. Delivery charges range from £1 to £6, and the minimum order is between £12 and £30 depending on your distance from the restaurant. The last delivery order must be placed 30 minutes prior to closing.
Is the meat at Anika halal?
Yes, all the meat used at Anika is halal. The restaurant states this is to ensure they cater for everyone and that customers can enjoy their food knowing how it is sourced.
What should I do if I have a food allergy or intolerance?
If you have a food allergy or intolerance, or are ordering for someone who does, you must phone the restaurant before placing your order. Anika advises not to order if you cannot get the allergy information you need.
Can I book a table at Anika?
Yes, Anika offers a booking option on their website, so you can reserve a table in advance of your visit.
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